Jack's Wins Bowling Title By One Point
Jack's Restaurant clinched the American League bowling championship by one point in the final match. Haynes' Ford led earlier but settled for a narrow win for one point. final standings show Jack's 88% and 43%, Haynes' Ford 87 and 44%. Je & Wood tied Taconic 1 Inn 78 54 for third/fourth. Awards banquet set at Sharkey's Hall Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack's Restaurant
Haynes’ Ford
Haynes
Ford
Je & Wood
Sharkey's
Hoosick Falls
Ray Jones
Tachgie Trail Inn
Walter Brenenstuhl
Don Smith
Harrison
Hill Top
Johnsonville
William Marani
Fred Salluzzo
Salluzzo
Howard Muckle
National League
Rded
Francis Tilly
Charles Scarey
Walton Eddy
Robert Haynes
Francis Mulvihill Jr
Harold Sheldon
Dick Sherman
Don Hillman
Army
Henery Bromirski
Austin Barber
Connie’s Torpedoes
Barber
Sigalos
Walter Callahan
William Greenwood
Harry Bromirski
Jenkins Memorial life membership honors local PTA leader
Ralph S. Bullock a long time Hoosick Falls High School faculty member and part time instructor received the Jenkins Memorial life membership from the Hoosick Falls Central School District PTA during a Monday night meeting. Supt James Beaverson presented the award as part of National Teacher Recognition Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Bullock
Hoosick Falls
Jenkins Memorial Life
Hoosick Falls Central
PTA
James H. Beaverson
Bullock
John T. Halstead
Philip Leonard
Leonard
John S. Davison
Frederick H. Miller
Roger Moseley
Theodore Geers
Harry P. Harrison
Philip D. McGuire
Peter Smith
Adirondack District Board
Congress of Parent and Teachers
Legion Auxiliary to Hold Food Sale at Grand Union
The American Legion Auxiliary of Hoosick Post sponsors a food sale tomorrow at the Grand Union Store on Main Street starting at 10 a.m. Chairwoman Mrs. D. D. Gefken and committee members Mrs. John Waddington Mrs. Victor Barrier and Miss Jean E. Dewar organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary of
Hoosick Post
Grand Union
Main Street
D. D. Gefken
John Waddington
Victor Barrier
Jean E. Dewar
Hoosick Squad Mail-Back Coin Card Drive Update
About 2,500 coin cards mailed to Hoosick area residents mark the start of the annual drive. The Rescue Squad cut costs by refurbishing 750 old cards and replacing components to hold 20 quarters for five dollars. A new 1,750 card format reduces expense and eases removal of quarters. Cards available at Hoosick Falls Fire Station or by calling members. The drive ends in late September with a two week grace period into October. Donations are tax deductible and receipts are issued by the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Yanks Win Opener in Little League Debut
The Yanks defeated the Mets 6 to 2 in the Little League opener. A large community parade preceded the game with 150 players coaches and officials marching to Noble and Wood Field. Rev Wesley Miles gave the invocation as Town Supervisor John Murphy threw the first ball. Attendance exceeded 200 and next week majors schedule games Monday to Thursday with Friday set for postponed games. minors opened with the Cardinals beating the Hurricanes 7 to 1.
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Yanks
Mets
Noble and Wood Field
Donald E. Bogardus
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Legion
Esther Bogardus
Wesley P. Miles
First United Church, Presbyterian
Hoosick Falls
James F. McGuire
John A. Murphy
Howard F. Wright
Cardinals
Hurricanes
Local residents update and visits spread through Pittsfield area
Mr and Mrs Edward J Lu recently moved into a renovated West Street Extension home after years of work. Mrs Clifford Betz of Utica visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Tefft on Upper Main Street while en route from Boston to Utica for a relative’s wedding. Kathleen Mesner of Syracuse University stays with Maple Grove Farm relatives after eye surgery. Arthur Whitman earned a degree in agricultural technology at Vermont Technical College Randolph Center. Airman Samuel Richards, fresh from Lackland Texas basic training, visits cousins Mr and Mrs Eugene Fairchild on East Road. Mrs Marian Powers returns from a Florida winter retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Lusignan
Pittsfield
Mass
West Street
Clifford Betz
Utica
Floyd Tefft
Upper Main Street
Maple Grove
Arthur Whitman
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
Samuel Richards
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Eugene Fairchild
Marian Powers
Florida
Conflicting Bank Titles In Albany Conference Report
The Record Newspapers report on a Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing conference identifies Raymond C. Dumser as vice president of the State Bank of Albany while noting he serves as vice president of the National Commercial Bank & Trust Co. in Albany.
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Record
Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Raymond C. Dumser
State Bank of Albany
Dumser
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Mail Service Time Change Announced in Hoosick Falls
Postmaster Anthony J. Wirmusky announced earlier mail arrivals and later dispatches for Hoosick Falls at a Kiwanis meeting. Mail will be received at 7:30 a.m. and dispatched at 6:15 p.m., with notes on office operations, employee unions, and a $73,777 gross last year. The talk included savings stamps sales and security measures at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Kiwanis Club
Baptist Memorial Hall
Wirmusky
Jerry de Luca
Central School
Civil Service
Nicholas J. Mahoney
Hoosick Falls Standard Press
Troy Kiwanis
Milton Pratt
van Rensselaer
Fay
Defreestville
Troy
Henry Mantell
Hoosick Falls Drivers Fined After Route 22 Drag Race
Ralph Helft 22 and Edward Gleichowski 18 of Hoosick Falls were fined 10 dollars each after pleading guilty to traffic charges linked to a Route 22 drag race. Helft’s car left the highway and struck a utility pole. neither driver nor passengers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Helft
Edward Gleichowski
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Helft
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Restino
Gleichowski
Justice Restino
Russell Baumann
Menands
William Cole
Albany
Tracy Brown
Hudson Falls
Paul Fink
Incorrect reporting of attempted assault location
An attempted assault involving David Lee Harris, 22, Evansville Indiana, against Robert Langford Jr., 402 1st Ave Watervliet, was wrongly reported as at Siena Tavern 240 River St. The correct地点 was in a parked auto on First Street between Broadway and State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Harris
Evansville
Ind
Robert Langford Jr
1St Ave
Watervliet
Siena Tavern
River St
First Street
Broadway
State St
Public meeting outlines anti poverty program explains
Officials Woodrow La Haise and Harold Finn will discuss state and federal programs at a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. session in the Municipal Building court room. Philip Leonard will chair with Kiwanis support as plans for training and local participation are explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow la Haise
New York State Employment Service
Troy
Harold Finn
Albany
Philip Leonard
Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Votes to Maintain Tax Rate at 37 per 1000
The Hoosick Falls village board held a special meeting and kept the net tax rate at $37 per $1,000 for another year. Losses in real estate assessments and Boston & Maine railroad valuations, plus increased veterans exemptions and Grievance Day adjustments, pressured the budget. An $8,000 landfill expense, across the board raises, and a Master Plan survey raised costs, but higher per capita state aid from $3 to $6.55 offsets the impact, preserving the current tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Independent Party
Leo J. Albowicz
Boston & Maine Railroad
Couple Entertain At New Residence In Hoosick
Mr and Mrs Harold L Peckham Jr hosted a dinner at their new Hoosick home honoring Mr and Mrs Samuel R Shaw of Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs Carl Hunziker of Tomhannock Mr Harold L Peckham Sr of Hoosick and Mr and Mrs R Ashton Haswell of North Petersburg Several couples attended the gathering on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Peckham Jr
Hoosick
Samuel R. Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Carl Hunziker
Tomhannock
Harold L. Peckham Sr
R. Ashton Haswell
North Petersburg
Weekend Visitors and Family Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs Emerson Kelly of Amsterdam were weekend guests of Mrs Kellys parents Mr and Mrs Clifford J Guile. Anthony Farrara and daughter Toni and Mr and Mrs Robert Farrarra returned from a trip to New York. Mrs Charles Hanna returned from a visit with relatives in Stillwater. Miss Ann Peters a student at State University at Albany was the weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs George Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Kelly
Amsterdam
Kelly
Clifford J. Guile
Anthony Farrara
Toni
Robert Farrarra
New York
Charles Hanna
Stillwater
Ann Peters
State University At Albany
George Peters
Baptisms At Three Churches In Hoosick Falls Area
Seventeen people were baptized on Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Hoosick Falls. Fourteen youths were baptized by Rev. John Y. Elliott at the morning service. Two adults were baptized by Rev. Taylor B. Light at Hoosick Baptist Church and one adult by Rev. Jordan Holt at Berlin Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Hoosick Falls
John Y. Elliott
Taylor B. Light
Hoosick Baptist Church
Jordan Holt
Berlin Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack’s
R.S. Bullock
Legion Auxiliary
Little League Yanks
North Berners
Cora Tefft
Mr. Dumser
National Bank
Sport Shop
Wells
Karatclads
J.M. Reg
Sei-Rex Corp
Eagle Bridge
George Ogden
Glenhaven
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